Do you sometimes catch yourself pondering about the Ummah’s strength in the quiet moments before dawn?

The yearning for a robust community often sneaks into our consciousness, especially when the world seems tangled and uncertain.

You've got this undercurrent of concern, don't you?

It's that subtle but persistent voice whispering, "How do we fortify our Ummah? Where do we even start?"

You might be thinking, "I want to contribute, but honestly, I'm clueless. The path to a strong Ummah seems shrouded in mystery."

Hold on, am I reading your mind? It's like staring at a complex puzzle without a clue where to place the first piece.

Just picture this: You, me, and every conscious Muslim secretly grappling with the same puzzle. You're not alone in this maze of thoughts. The desire for a vibrant Ummah resonates with many. It's the unspoken dream we all share but struggle to translate into action.

Admit it. These thoughts stir a mix of curiosity and frustration, right? The curiosity stems from the burning passion to see our community thrive, while the frustration arises from not having a clear roadmap. The struggle is real, my friend.

But what if I tell you, unraveling this puzzle is simpler than it seems?

What if there's a starting point that aligns with the very essence of our well-being as Muslims? Let’s cut through the confusion together.

Ever considered that the key might be hidden in something as personal as your health?

Intrigued? Good.

Because in this journey towards a robust Ummah, your health comes before anything else. We're about to embark on a path that intertwines personal well-being with the strength of our collective identity. Ready to decode the puzzle?

Let's begin.

In the previous letter, the focus was on your personal development. And it was influenced by the hadith of the Prophet (s.a.w) that says:

Take care of five things before five others: your youth before your old age, your health before your illness, your wealth before your poverty, your free time before your busyness and your life before your death. — Prophet Muhammad (s.a.w)

Today’s letter is inspired by the part of the hadith that talks about “your health before your illness” starting with …

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See you on the other side.

Teslim

The Muslimchangemaker